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Hello everyone Im Abel. I really enjoy learning about different cultures and languages. I was raised bi-lingual: Dutch and English. So if you need any help in either of those languages then I am your man. Besides those languages I speak a little, French, German and Turkish, I would like to put emphasise on the word "little". Im looking forward to meeting you! :)
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    If you put "shy" in front of "little". Then could also be describing how shy the son is. The reason it still works is because you are making a summary. So a little shy boy would still be understandable but since you can call someone a little shy, it will be more clear to to say "a shy little son". This is because you want to say that the son is little and not the shyness.
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    January 3, 2014
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    If you ever want someone to talk to you can just send me a message:) I am also trying to learn chinese so maybe you can help me out with that too!

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    December 9, 2013
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    You sentences are correct, however they are not limited to describing bad or weird things exclusively. You can also describe good things with. You are just stating that a certain event does not take place where you are.
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    December 9, 2013
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    These are all the same thing but can be used in different contexts. Like what do you think can be meant literally and have no connections to any topic. You just merely want to know what a person is thinking. However these three questions are commonly used in the same context and mean the same thing
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    December 9, 2013
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    Correct!
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    December 9, 2013
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    December 9, 2013
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    She will or She'll
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    December 9, 2013
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    I meant "two languages" not "both languages". *

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    November 24, 2013
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    I was raised with both languages. Dutch and English. Since I live in The Netherlands the emphasis was put on Dutch. However my mom spoke english to me from the day I was born. As a result I speak both languages fluently. The only thing that happens, is that I sometimes mix up the languages, like the grammar or phrases. 

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    November 24, 2013
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    When you say you are amazed "that" someone speaks 3 languages, then you are just amazed by the fact this person knows 3 languages. You are not really referring to a method just the languages in general. When you are amazed at "how" someone speaks 3 languages, you are talking about the way this person does it. You refer more to the method. Thats the only difference I can think of.
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    November 21, 2013
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